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Ag ultramicrotome

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The Leica AG ultramicrotome is a precision instrument used for cutting thin sections of samples for microscopic examination. It is designed to produce uniform, high-quality sections with thicknesses ranging from several nanometers to several micrometers.

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Electron Microscopy Tissue Preparation

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After dissecting the rats, 5-10 small pieces 1 × 1 mm in size were taken from each specimen and then fixed in 5% cold glutaraldehyde for 24-48 h. Then, the specimens were washed in cacodylate buffer (pH 7.2) 3-4 times for 20 min every time and post fixed in 1% osmium tetroxide (O 4 S 4 ) for 2 hours. After that, specimens were washed in the same buffer four times. Ascending grades of alcohol (30-50-70-90 and 100%) were used dehydrate the sections (2 h each) and then they were embedded in epon-araldite mixture according to the protocol of E.M. unit, Assiut University. Semi thin sections by LKB ultramicrotome in thickness of 0.5-1 micron were prepared from the embedded blocks for orientation of the tissue and photographed by sc30 Olympus camera. Ultrathin section in thickness of 500-700 A were made using Leica AG ultramicrotome and contrasted in uranyl acetate and lead citrate, as usual. Examination was performed by JEM 100 CXII electron microscope at 80 KV and photographed by CCD digital camera Model XR-41.
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Ultrastructural Analysis of PBW Larvae

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These experiments were done at Electron Microscope Unit of Assiut University. Specimens of PBW 10 day's old larvae of (for both treated and untreated check) were killed by chloroform, and fixed in aqueous neutral buffer. A block of 1 x 2 mm was taken from each sample at the level of the 4 th abdominal segment, and kept in 5 % cold glutaraldehyde directly after dissecting for 24 -48 hr. Samples ware then rinsing in cacodylate buffer (pH 7.2) 3 -4 times for 20 min every time and post fixed in 1 % osmic acid for 2 hr, then washed again 4 times as above. Dehydration by subsequent ascending levels of alcohol (30, 50, 70, 90 and 100% for 2 hr) of each specimen was done. The specimens were implanted epomaraldite mixture as said by (Bozzol and Russell, 1991) . From the implanted sectors semi thin sections by L K B extremist -microtome in thickness of 0.5 μm were formed to be photographed by using sc30 Olympus camera, ultrathin section in thickness of 500 -700 A were created using Leica AG ultra-microtome and distinguished in uranyl acetate and lead citrate, as required. The sections were inspected by JEM 100 CXII electron microscope at 80 Kv and photographed by CCD digital camera Model XR-41.
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